Patient's question:
When the baby's teeth are not coming in well and the mother often gives the baby things like raw chestnuts that are difficult to digest, will this cause harm to the baby's stomach and intestines?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the incidence of the baby having the aforementioned teeth is not very high, and the condition of eating very hard foods may, in principle, have many effects on the stomach. If the baby has the aforementioned condition, it may lead to many effects, and it is best to prevent it. If the baby's teeth grow less, it should be considered whether it is caused by calcium deficiency, and calcium supplementation therapy can be considered. The above is advice on the question of "whether it will cause harm to the baby's gastrointestinal tract." I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!